Fort-Meade Fever
a generic term for a government-sponsored computer virus designed to surveil, search, seize, corrupt, disrupt, or destroy free speech work product or free speech activities. the term references fort meade, the headquarters of the us national security agency (nsa).
help! i criticized my government’s domestic spying program and now my computer has come down with a case of fort-meade fever.
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